During the geophysical survey which was undertaken on land immediately to the south of Watling Street (A2) at Swanscombe, several individual and groups of features which may represent pits were identified. Three groups of pit features are located in the south western corner of the site, the largest pit measures roughly 4m by 3m. Given their proximity to the modern service, further associated features maybe masked in this area. Towards the centre of the site, close to the northern side of the ditches identified as crossing the site another group of highly positive magnetic responses at appear to present a number of pit features in close proximity. These maybe individual pits in a confined space, however the feature may also represent a single large pit feature with a fill of variable magnetic properties. Two further similar elongated anomalies measuring 2m by 7m and 3m x 1.5m were also identified to the south of the ditches, both aligned east-west. Given the archaeological background of the area, it is highly likely that these features identified are of Romano-British origin, however this is only a speculative date. (1)

<1> Wessex Archaeology, 2016, London Paramount Entertainment Resort, Swanscombe Kent Detailed Gradiometer Survey Report (Unpublished document). SKE53079.